A cheetah travels at a rate of 90 feet per second.
The distance d traveled by the cheetah is a function of seconds traveled t. Write a rule for the function.
How far will the cheetah travel in 25 seconds?
Someone explain this please, here is my answer:
d = r * t = 90 / s = 25
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If the cheetah's speed is 90ft/s, then it will travel 90ft*25s=2250ft in 25 seconds
For every second, the cheetah covers a distance of 90ft
ty AJ L
Well, if we want to find the distance the cheetah travels, we can use the formula d = r * t. In this equation, d represents the distance, r represents the rate, and t represents the time.
So, we know that the cheetah travels at a rate of 90 feet per second. Let's substitute that into the equation:
d = 90 * t
Now, to find out how far the cheetah will travel in 25 seconds, we can plug in t = 25:
d = 90 * 25
And if you do the math, you'll find that the cheetah will travel 2250 feet in 25 seconds.
I hope that helps! Now, keep on running like a cheetah to catch up with the rest of the question!
To write a rule for the function, you need to express the distance traveled, d, as a function of the time traveled, t. In this case, the cheetah's speed is given as 90 feet per second. Since speed is defined as distance traveled per unit of time, the function can be written as:
d(t) = r * t
Here, d(t) represents the distance traveled as a function of time, r represents the rate of speed (90 feet per second in this case), and t represents the time traveled in seconds.
To find out how far the cheetah will travel in 25 seconds, you can plug in the value of t into the function:
d(25) = 90 * 25 = 2250 feet
Therefore, the cheetah will travel 2250 feet in 25 seconds.